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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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• By the command “N: Construct Node”, specifically designed for creating nodes.<br />

Nodes<br />

• By the option in the commands “L: Construct Line” and “C: Construct Circle”. In<br />

these commands, you can move the cursor over an intersection point of construction entities and press<br />

.<br />

• In the command “G: Create Graphic Line” when creating a graphic line.<br />

• In the command “H: Create Hatch” when creating a hatch.<br />

• In the command “FR: Create Fragment”. As you add a drawing as a fragment into the current<br />

drawing, you can automatically create nodes from fragment in the drawing.<br />

The last three techniques are described in the chapters that follow. In this chapter we will review in details<br />

the command “N: Construct Node”.<br />

Keyboard Textual Menu Icon<br />

“Construct|Node”<br />

Upon calling the command, the following options become available in the automenu:<br />

/ Free mode on/off toggle<br />

Set Node parameters<br />

Select Line on which to create Node<br />

Select Circle on which to create Node<br />

Select Ellipse to create Node<br />

Select Spline to create Node<br />

Select Node for relative Node creation<br />

Select Fragment to create Node<br />

Select Fragment from list<br />

Select <strong>2D</strong> Projection<br />

Execute Edit Node command<br />

Exit command<br />

The option / allows selecting the drawing mode - “free” or<br />

“constrained”. The current mode is indicated by the kind of the<br />

option icon displayed in the automenu.<br />

The option , called prior to node creation, opens a dialog box for<br />

defining the system-wide parameters, such as layer, level, color for<br />

new nodes. The same dialog allows to define position of various<br />

types of nodes being created.<br />

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